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Breaking down the 2012 NCAA tournament, region by region
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Kentucky will benefit from its loss to Vandy during the conference tournament
Memphis could be the biggest sleeper in the tourney, but was hurt with seeding
Despite its unique, intricate offense, Michigan will likely struggle against Temple
Is your brain scrambled from trying to decipher all those names and all those seeds and all those brackets? Fear not. Your resident Hoop Thinker has arrived in the nick of time. Let's take a spin through the four regions and see what comes to mind.
If you read my Selection Sunday primer last weekend, you saw me note the very strong possibility that Duke and Kentucky would end up as the top two seeds in the South -- 20 years after their epic meeting. Of course, just because they're in the same region doesn't mean they're going to play each other. I believe there's a good chance that Duke junior forward Ryan Kelly could be out for the entire NCAA tournament. If that's the case, Duke's margin for error will be smaller should it face Baylor or UNLV in the Sweet Sixteen. That's assuming the Blue Devils get by Notre Dame -- which I am.
Interesting how everyone claims this is the toughest region because Kentucky could face defending champion UConn in the third round. I imagine Iowa State coach Fred Hoiberg is using this as motivation for his guys. I have UConn winning the game, but I will say this -- the Cyclones are going to have the best player on the floor in Royce White, and they'v been more cohesive and consistent the last six weeks. That game is no cakewalk for the Huskies.
I'm not big on correlating performance in the conference tournament with the NCAA tournament. Teams have won a title after getting knocked out early in their conference tournament, and they've used a conference title to springboard to a championship. (UConn was the classic case last year.) Having said that, I truly believe Kentucky will benefit greatly from having lost to Vanderbilt. The Wildcats have been playing less carefree the last few weeks, as if the burden of history were starting to weigh on them. They also might have been starting to get complacent, or at least a little too comfortable. A loss like that can refocus the players and reset the season. I'll bet they come into this thing refreshed and ready to win.
That goes double for Wichita State, which lost a genuinely disappointing game in the semifinals of the Missouri Valley Conference tournament to Illinois State. I spoke with Shockers coach Gregg Marshall shortly after that loss, and he was, in his words, "still red-ass about it." And he wasn't just talking about the refs. Combine that with Wichita State's ability to shoot the three, its experience, and its big senior center Garrett Stutz, and then sprinkle in the torn ACL suffered by Indiana guard Verdell Jones III. Now you see why I picked the Shockers to get to the Sweet Sixteen.
I had people ask me on Twitter if I really believed what I said when I picked South Dakota State to beat Baylor on the CBS Selection Show, or if I was just trying to stir the pot by taking a chance. The answer is yes to both. Don't get me wrong, the Jackrabbits are legit. They have one of the nation's most unheralded scoring guards in Nate Wolters, who torched Washington during South Dakota State's rout of the Huskies in Seattle. And I also believe Baylor has shown a lack of toughness over the course of the season, despite the Bears' upset of Kansas in the Big 12 tournament. I understand if they played this game 10 times Baylor would win nine of them, but they're not playing 10 times. They're only playing once, and I believe South Dakota State will have an underdog's psychological advantage. Besides, unless you think Baylor is going to the Final Four (which you don't), then why not try to score some extra points in your office pool by picking against them early? You won't get hurt too badly if Baylor only wins one or two more games.
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If there's one team that had a legitimate gripe about where it was seeded, it's Memphis. There's a HUGE difference between being an 8 or a 7, because if you're an 8 that means you have to play a No. 1 in your second game. Even though I picked Michigan State to beat Memphis in the third round, the Tigers could be the biggest sleeper in this whole tournament. They're exactly the kind of team that would give Michigan State trouble because they play tenacious perimeter defense, and the Spartans tend to turn the ball over too much. They also have an All-American-caliber forward in Will Barton. Plus, remember Michigan State is without freshman forward Branden Dawson, a starter who tore his ACL in the regular season finale against Ohio State -- although without Dawson, Tom Izzo has been forced to play senior forward Austin Thornton more, which has given a jolt to an offense that had stagnated. Still, if you want to take a chance that no one else is taking, you could do a lot worse than pick Memphis to beat the Spartans.
I'm a little suspicious that Long Beach State coach Dan Monson still refuses to say whether senior guard Larry Anderson, who is the best defensive player in the conference, is healthy enough to play against New Mexico. Anderson did not play in the Big West tournament (shows you how good the 49ers are to win without him), so why would he all of a sudden be ready to go now? Either way I think The Beach will have a tough time with New Mexico because the Lobos play terrific defense. (And they better if they have to go against Casper Ware.) But this is an interesting little cat-and-mouse game Monson is playing, and we probably won't know until close to tiopoff whether Anderson is going to play.
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On January 25, Stars and Stripes reported that Ashley Broadway, who had been denied membership in Fort Bragg's officers' spouse club because her spouse is a woman, has not only been accepted as a member of the spouse club, but has also been named as Fort Bragg's 2013 spouse of the year in an online contest run by Military Spouse magazine. Winning this contest at the base level puts Broadway in the running for the magazine's Army spouse of the year.
Needless to say, the extremely homophobic Air Force Major Jonathan C. Dowty, a.k.a. the Christian Fighter Pilot — whose number of blog posts about 'homosexuals' may soon rival the over 400 posts he's written about Mikey Weinstein, his family, and the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) — has his panties in a wad over this recognition of a 'homosexual' as a spouse.
But, as he wrote in a blog post titled "Military Spouse of the Year: Devout Christian, Homosexual," Maj. Dowty also has a problem with Broadway describing herself as "a very devout Christian," writing:
"It is also true that some who might call themselves "devout Christians" may still sin — no one is perfect, after all (actually, there was that One Guy…). It is notable, though, that someone proudly proclaiming her faith in Jesus Christ is just as proudly proclaiming her unrepentant sin."
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"I think the main thing from our standpoint is that both of our organizations are Midwest and East coast operators of tours, so we want to bring our talent this way for prospective fans and to make it a national event," EVP President Ross Balling said. "I think that's what everybody's goal is. The bottom line was that our jet ski and watercross partner wanted to go to the West. After their decision to go there they asked us to come with them."
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"Our organization is like NASCAR on water," Handler said. "Some of the folks that do like NASCAR will like this. You have to experience it firsthand. That's basically the best comparison that I can give. They're really going to enjoy the show this weekend."
With the UWP-IJSBA National Tour headlining the Xtreme Beach Sports Festival, spectators will be able to take in plenty of racing. The stop in Sparks will represent round 4 of a seven-round nationwide tour. Throughout Saturday and Sunday, over 200 watercraft teams from around the U.S. will compete. Racing begins at 10:15 a.m. Saturday, with Pro Roundabout races set for 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The competition continues at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, with the pro freestyle finals scheduled to begin at noon. Fans will be able to grab autographs from the pro racers during four different sessions on both days from 11:20 a.m. to 1:20 p.m.
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"The nice thing is that the event is open to multiple levels," Balling said. "Normally, in an EVP tour event we'll have three levels before the women's pro with a women's A and then a junior 16 and a junior 14 division. On the men's side, we usually have five levels. For this year it looks like it is kind of going to be a volleyball exhibition, but we should have at least four top pro teams from our series and four local teams going head-to-head.
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By Stu Gotz on 12-20-13 @ 10:45 am
Dobbs's Montanore goons may have shot a mine opponent to silence him. We are lucky Libby has
little say in permitting. Criminal mining execs have already ruined the town. These people
never learn.
By jfreeman on 02-26-13 @ 10:17 am
It sounds like this project is getting close to completing the approval process. The community
of Libby deserves to have highpaying jobs, again.
By jfreeman on 02-15-13 @ 4:16 pm
Realitycheck, your message is kind of cryptic. Where does it say the Montanore is for sale?
By thinker on 02-14-13 @ 8:20 am
I always find it interesting that the commenters seem to present more factual information than
many articles do. Journalism and reporting are but a shadow of their former selves. Very
By realitycheck on 02-14-13 @ 12:05 am
I find it interesting that Montanore has been put up for sale by Mr. Dobbs and he nor the
reporter make mention of it. Lack of this disclosure and failure to discuss with the community
the years and years of litigation facing the project makes me not trust this Music Man. A
responsible mine would be great for the area - but a responsible mine operator is needed.
By Westside2 on 02-13-13 @ 11:29 pm
Oh Libby. Dost thou love tragedy?
By jfreeman on 02-13-13 @ 10:08 am
Approval of the Montanore mine is long overdue. The mine has been studied to death since the
1990s when it was approved the FIRST time, not to mention two new EISs….....with plenty of
public comment, Mr. Costello. You just don't like mining. Special interest groups and the
environmental protection industry slow the approval process at the expense of the real public.
Our timberlands have been shut down in the face of Canadian dumping of lumber into the US.
Montana isn't a park. It's a state with real people who call it home. The mine is supposed to
be an underground mine, with no risk of acid, no cyanide, and no open pit for gosh sake. C'mon.
Give us a break. Approve the Montanore and move on.


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Unfortunately the part of the intro that talked about Myburgh´s main point - that the media and the justice system were complicit with the Scheme Team´s (Fulton-Martin-Lawyer Crump) "hunting" of George Zimmerman took a simple case of self-defense and distorted it into something much different - was left on the cutting room floor.In today´s world, if a simple guy like George Zimmerman can end up in a media and "justice"-driven frenzy like this, his life ruined and probably threatened forever, it could happen to just about any of us.
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(cont´d)The author did miss one thing - Sybrina´s initial statement (before they Crumped up) was that she believed her son´s shooting was "an accident".Myburgh also gets Holder´s title wrong.Please read for content and skip the proofreading, OK? It´s that important...
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Here is the essence of this piece, which is extremely well-done, interesting - and depressing.This article then will trace the evolution of the controversy over the shooting death of Trayvon Martin and the way information was presented (or "fed") to the press, and measure it against what we now know. It will then go on to discuss what this case says about the "two systems" that sought to have George Zimmerman arrested, tried and sent to jail for life.
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Dittoes, #2. I followed the case closely and I thought OP was overstating this article. I was wrong. Needs to be read and shared.
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This was the finest recapitulation of the case and trial that has been presented. The MSM should hang their heads in shame. It took someone from far away in South Africa to do the job they should have done.
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When you have read the timeline narrative, which (as someone else has posted) included information I´d not seen in all my reading, you get to this:The Trayvon Martin story is a case study in how, even in the modern day, an advanced industrialised democracy can completely lose its senses; and how difficult it is for it to then recover them. In this particular matter a whole society seemingly fixed its mind on the one object of having George Zimmerman arrested, convicted and sent to jail for life, in reckless disregard of the evidence and the law. The mainstream media, so-called civil rights organisations, the Democrat President of the US, the US Attorney General, the Republican Governor of Florida and his Attorney General, and State Attorney Angela Corey all combined forces in an effort to destroy a single, isolated individual........The failures of the mainstream media in their reporting on this case were manifold. The claims of the Martin family team should have, from the beginning, been treated with some degree of caution. Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, and their lawyers, had two motivations in campaigning in the way that they did for the arrest of George Zimmerman. The one was obviously vengeance, the other greed. Following the arrest of Zimmerman Benjamin Crump sent a letter on May 9 to the Retreat at Twin Lakes´ Homeowners´ Association announcing the intention of Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton to file suit. This had always been the intention of the Martin family and their lawyers. Natalie Jackson had sent a letter to the HOA on March 14 2012 demanding that they preserve any evidence relating to the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. The Martin team reached a settlement agreement with the HOA´s insurers in early April 2013, which Zimmerman´s lawyers estimated amounted to over a million dollars.
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Incredibly detailed piece. My biggest fear now is that the aggrieved parties will want to write a final chapter that ends very badly for Zimmerman.
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(cont´d)Myburgh´s indictment of the media is stinging and well-deserved. This was a shameful exercise of their power to shape public opinion. Yet ABC News continued - even through the trial and afterward - to feature Matt Guttman as its main reporter on this case. Shameful, shameful, shameful.
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I was not clear on the time-line [an approximate two week period] between when it happened and when the Martin narrative --put forth by lying lawyers and lying parents, got completely out of control, helped along with toadie media; with Zimmerman in hiding and the Sanford PD maintaining silence as to the details, the hoodwink was a cake walk for Crump & Company.The account of Martin´s actions --what he was doing when Zimmerman first encountered him, confirms my belief that Martin was casing the Retreat that night for a burglary.I could never figure out why the kid would decide to truck off the the 7-11 for a fruit drink and Skittles when it was pouring rain, and why he wasn´t hurrying to get inside out of the rain when Zimmerman encountered him; he was just wandering around, looking at the townhouses.Looking for burglary target was all I could come up with. I think having his burglary plan thwarted is what set off his anger and caused him to jump Zimmerman.It´s what I believe.
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OP: My sincerest thanks for bringing this article to us (and gratitude to the LCom staff for allowing it).This is, by far, the best and most detailed account of this near-travesty of justice that I have seen. I´ve downloaded all 22 pages for later review/reference.And the best part? From a South African news source. The hateful hegemony of the American media is truly finished.
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The mainstream media "reporting" had the stink of the Duke LaCrosse case all over it from day one on this case. The prosecutor seemed like a Nifong devotee, even the criminal New Black Panthets chimed in with their lies and filth. The NAACP goons acted like they were vengeful Dunces along with their lackeys in the Obama regime, including Eric Holder and even Obama chimed in with a disgraceful manner. Disgusting performance all the way around from the mainstream media and the Obama regime complex. Glad I don´t watch TV anymore. From what I gather the TV coverage was sickening and biased.
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I followed the case in extreme detail, thanks to the people at conservativetreehouse. Sundance was the one responsible for uncovering the MD Police cover-up of Trayvons´ crimes, as well as the school. Had he been properly punished for his crimes he would have been nowhere near Sanford Florida, complicating the lives of everyone that came in contact with him.The failure rests not just with the parents but a bloodthirsty media, and a corrupt, complicit DOJ. They not only funded the rallies where the New Black Panther Party partcipated, as was uncovered by Judicial Watch, but looked the other way when NBPP put a hit on Geoge Zimmermans´ life.Sundance also discovered tweets where Trayvons´ father, nicknamed Fruit, appears to be helping him buy and sell guns.And yet, where is the media? Focused on the Scheme Team, the racial bias, creating a race war, and dividing and conquering.And where is the expose on Ryan Jullison, the publicist that put all of this into play for the Martin Family for free, who may have capitalized greatly off of this? One never sees mention on Ryan Jullison, yet he was the mainstay in getting the Scheme Team on television and in the news to begin with. Thank goodness his Facebook and website postings and tweets are preserved at tcth, in all their glory, for all to read. Since he scrubbed them, and all...And there, but for the grace of God, go I.
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Bayern Munich the team to beat in the Champions League
Outlined against a starry-black February sky, the Four Horsemen rode again. In dramatic lore their names are Death, Destruction, Pestilence and Famine.
But those are aliases.
You know them as Schweinsteiger, Kroos, Muller and Mandzukic. They formed the crest of the Bavarian cyclone before which another listless Arsenal team was swept over the precipice of Emirates Stadium Tuesday night as 60,000 spectators peered down upon the bewildering panorama spread out upon the green plain below.
OK, my homage to Grantland Rice is over. And maybe it's not the greatest of parallels: That Army team was "fighting" back in 1924, this Arsenal side, already embattled and weary, took the pitch with their noses already bloodied and left it a dejected mess, like the kid with no lunch money left to hand over who nevertheless is resigned to a beating.
You can't help but sense, however, that Bayern really may be the most credible -- if not the only -- antidote to Barcelona's European hegemony. Those first 45 minutes against Arsenal on Tuesday night were as dominant and confident as any you're likely to see this season. In some ways, though, the second half was even more telling. Because that's when Arsenal came back with far more intensity, focus and fight, that's when a momentary brain fart from Manuel Neuer put the Gunners back into the game, that's when everything was poised for Bayern to wobble.
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If the first half showed what Bayern can do physically and technically, the second underscored where they are mentally. And probably helps explain why they've lost only twice this season in all competitions. No major side has had fewer defeats, not even Barcelona, which have gone down three times this year.
Bayern are undoubtedly deeper and statistically stronger than last season. The development of David Alaba means that, together with Philipp Lahm, he forms arguably the best fullback pairing in the world. Javi Martinez has settled in nicely in midfield, vacuuming up loose balls and providing both steady passing and an imposing physical presence. Toni Kroos, no longer shuttled all over the park, is thriving playing in the hole, where he can display his full range of passing and intuition. Franck Ribery is back to the levels of a few years ago. And the fact that Bayern can afford to keep Arjen Robben and Mario Gomez -- who, between them, scored 60 goals in all competitions last year -- on the bench tells its own story about just how stacked this team is.
That said, you can pick holes as well.
Dante has done very well, but whomever he's partnered with -- whether it's Jerome Boateng or Daniel Van Buyten -- won't go down in history as Baresi and Costacurta. (In fact, Arsene Wenger rather sniffed out this possibility by playing the speedy Theo Walcott up front against Dante and Van Buyten. It didn't work as well as he had hoped, obviously, but it's a theme others could revisit with greater success).
Neuer is one of the best in the world, but he has his wobbles. The fact that he almost always moves early -- it happened on Lukas Podolski's goal as well -- makes him somewhat unorthodox among top keepers. Usually he shuts down a game between the sticks, but catch him on a questionable day and he can gift goals.
Then there's the front four. Mario Mandzukic is preferred to Gomez because he does more than just score goals. He has a comparable physical presence but greater mobility. Equally, Thomas Muller is a great fit out wide. He clears space, is unselfish and moves very well without the ball. For a fluid, pass-oriented team, the quartet works very well, especially when one of the fullbacks joins in.
The problem occurs when Bayern don't get to be the pass- and possession-oriented side. When, for example, the opponent defends deep in numbers. Or keeps the ball well. In those situations, individual quality makes a difference. And, for all his foibles, Robben remains one of the most fearsome individual talents in the game, capable of changing matches singlehandedly. Equally, while Gomez isn't everyone's cup of tea, there's a reason he scored 41 goals last year and it's not his dead-eye finishing (anyone who saw last year's Champions' League final will attest to that) but rather his uncanny ability to materialize in the right place at the right time.
Tactically, there are only so many chinks you can exploit in Bayern's armor. This is a big and athletic team that will always offer a threat in dead ball situations. The size and energy of the front four make them dangerous when they press, though it's a tactic manager Jupp Heynckes uses only in spurts and with good reason: Bayern tend not to have the type of long stretches of possession you see from, say, Barcelona and pressing too much would simply be exhausting. Equally -- we saw this against Arsenal -- against opponents with pacy forwards the back four tends to sit deeper, which makes it tougher to press as a team as it can leave gaps in the middle of the park. So one tactic (easier said than done, mind you) to employ against them is to take an early lead and keep possession. Easy, right?
But all this is nit-picking. And the scary thing is that Bayern look as if they'll only get better in years to come. Pep Guardiola, of course, is on his way. Just as telling, few clubs are as cash-rich -- 15 straight years of profitability -- and as well prepared for Financial Fair Play. Plus, there's no wealthy owner who might be tempted to jump ship or decide he no longer wants to pump in cash.
Increasingly, as far as the Champions League is concerned, you get the sense that, apart from Barcelona, the most likely team to beat Bayern are, well, Bayern themselves.


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Bolt-in Design. The Steeda Rear Chassis X-Brace bolts into location using existing stock factory mounting points with no cutting or modifications required for a straight forward installation. Can be welded into place if desired for additional strength.
Application. This Steeda Rear Chassis X-Brace is designed to fit 2005 to 2014 Mustang Coupes, including the V6, GT, Bullitt, BOSS and Shelby GT500 models. Does not fit convertibles or vehicles equipped with Shaker/Mach 1000 stereo systems.
Mustang Fitment: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Details >>